London in the 21st Century: The Potential of the Thames - A New Heart for London
14 February 1996After a long period of neglect, the role of the Thames river as one of London’s major civic resources was being addressed. Exciting new proposals for bridges, floating islands and esplanades had been put forward in the context of the Government’s new Thames Initiative. What did Londoners want from the Thames?
Order of discussion, chaired by Trevor Phillips:
George Nicholson (Chairman, London Rivers Association)
The Thames as a Natural Wilderness,
David Jeffrey (Chief Executive, Port of London Authority)
What the River is and How it Functions
Terence Conran (designer, developer, restauranteur)
Butlers Wharf and Greenwhich's Millenial Potential of Regeneration
Simon Hughes MP
The Thames is Under Utilised
Piers Gough, (Architect, CZWG),
The Thames Should be Exploited Only for the Public
Summary by Paul Finch (Editor, The Architects' Journal)





